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In Kuzbass, two medical organizations received modern equipment

It was installed in the institutions of Kemerovo and Guryevsk

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In Kuzbass, two medical organizations received modern equipment

According to the regional Ministry of Health, hospitals were equipped with new devices for examination and therapy of patients. In particular, in the Kemerovo clinical hospital No. 2 ambulance named after M. A. Podgorbunsky began to use a digital fluorograph and mammograph, the total cost of which was about 7.5 million rubles.

In Guryevsky district hospital installed a new endovideosurgery system at a cost of 14.1 million rubles. With its help, specialists can perform operations through small incisions, watching the process on the screen. This reduces the risk of injury and speeds up the recovery of patients.

All equipment was purchased from the regional budget.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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